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now, i heard no grousing whatsoever about the new higher taxes for the wealthy. nothing. i heard that both parties have gotten out of touch. housing, oil and gas. the housing cycle, retail. speak positively about the state of the american consumer despite headwinds from washington. asia, not china, but asia is good, the section of the economy they want to talk about is oil and gas, and the renaissance in production if we can harness the fuel of the future, natural gas. they are all waiting and watching, they don't want to switch, the engines are underpowered and use lng, they know the epa hates, because it will not succeed. natural gas to blend with diesel, save money. they also know the complexity engines is great, the need for the infrastructure to fuel trucks. they are jealous how well waste management is doing with the fuel. it is a 2016 proposition for them. the energy situation is tempered by one thing, the intransigent white house, so many of the keystone pipeline, there is the president's true colors, there shows there may be no fossil fuel blessing for everything
now, i heard no grousing whatsoever about the new higher taxes for the wealthy. nothing. i heard that both parties have gotten out of touch. housing, oil and gas. the housing cycle, retail. speak positively about the state of the american consumer despite headwinds from washington. asia, not china, but asia is good, the section of the economy they want to talk about is oil and gas, and the renaissance in production if we can harness the fuel of the future, natural gas. they are all waiting and...
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more than one tax return filed in your name a balance due for a year you didn't file a tax return. irs records pointing to more wages than you earned in a year or state or federal benefits canceled because of an income change reported to an agency. get in touch with the irs. the agency said they've doubled the number of employees working on oat theft cases -- identity theft cases in the last year. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, it's great to be able to rate businesses on the web but one bow gust bad rating could harm a reputation for ever. find out how scammers are using it to make money. >> a healthy mind means a healthy heart but what can you do to keep your brain in good shape. we'll explain how psychologists and cardiologists are teaming up. we'll have that and a well bunch more ravens coverage at six. let's play: [ all ] who's new in the fridge! our mystery guest: ensure complete... uh...do you support bones? [ ding! ] i've got calcium and vitamin d. oh! immune system. [ ding! ] one word: antioxidants. heart health? [ ding! ] my omega 3s never skip a beat. how 'bout muscles? [
more than one tax return filed in your name a balance due for a year you didn't file a tax return. irs records pointing to more wages than you earned in a year or state or federal benefits canceled because of an income change reported to an agency. get in touch with the irs. the agency said they've doubled the number of employees working on oat theft cases -- identity theft cases in the last year. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, it's great to be able to rate businesses on the web but...
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would threaten economic recovery, and noted he is "looking for a small package of spending cuts and tax revenue increases as a short-term stop- gap." senate minority leader mitch mcconnell responded, saying the president needs to lay out significant spending reforms. the high-tech town of silicon valley is making a strong rebound from the recession. a new report shows jobs, incomes and ipos all increased last year. 92,000 jobs were created. that's about what was happening during the dot.com frenzy. 46,000 new businesses opened. 12,000 went bust. however, while the middle class grew stronger, other areas did not. the study points out that households earning less than $35,000 a year struggled to keep up with higher prices in the bay area. struggling dell announces a deal to take itself private with a $24.4-billion leveraged buyout. the leader of the financing group is founder michael dell and the deal includes a $2 billion loan from microsoft. shareholders will get $13.65 a share in cash, representing a 25% premium on the company's closing share price of $10.88 on january 11th. that was t
would threaten economic recovery, and noted he is "looking for a small package of spending cuts and tax revenue increases as a short-term stop- gap." senate minority leader mitch mcconnell responded, saying the president needs to lay out significant spending reforms. the high-tech town of silicon valley is making a strong rebound from the recession. a new report shows jobs, incomes and ipos all increased last year. 92,000 jobs were created. that's about what was happening during the...
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if he decides to keep it he'll have to pay about $25,000 in taxes. don't worry. he can certainly afford it. he's a free agent and can expect to make about $20 million. what a problem to have. anne-marie? >> thank you, ashley. >>> there's a growing debate in washington over the controversial issue of drone aircraft, specifically deadly attacks against americans. tomorrow it will likely be an issue with john brennan. a new memo gives the president wide latitude in ordering the strikes. and overnight "the new york times" reported that some of the lethal strikes originated from base in saudi arabia. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. yeah, this is coming from a newly declassified document that seems to provide legal rationale for the government to target u.s. abroad suspected of being terrorists without due process. this is an out growth of legislation from 9/11 and now there's an outcry from capitol hill and elsewhere that it goes too far. the white house is vigorously defending a justice department memo which says the
if he decides to keep it he'll have to pay about $25,000 in taxes. don't worry. he can certainly afford it. he's a free agent and can expect to make about $20 million. what a problem to have. anne-marie? >> thank you, ashley. >>> there's a growing debate in washington over the controversial issue of drone aircraft, specifically deadly attacks against americans. tomorrow it will likely be an issue with john brennan. a new memo gives the president wide latitude in ordering the...
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they sent the governor a qlert asking him to repeal the special fire tax. the request comes after reports that the california department of forest story placed $3.6 million into an off budget account. legislatureséaw@Ñ want prosecuts to great. >> they cannot put money into a secret fund have it administered off the state books for the country district attorney association. that is almost criminal. >> cal fire spokesman saying it was posted on thef#[?t transparency pub web site.f&lex >> there is more still to come tonight. just ahead silicon valley leads the way towards a national recovery but not without competition from the rest of the bay area. >> a look at process by the meat industry to tenderize beef. it's not without risk.z(rÑ >>> silicon valley helping to lead the rest of the country out of the great recession. a rrt shows 46,000 new businesses opened last year and 92,000 new jobs. one analyst says the value gee back to where it was before the dot com bust a dozen years ago. >> there is a big difference is where jobs are being created. silicon val
they sent the governor a qlert asking him to repeal the special fire tax. the request comes after reports that the california department of forest story placed $3.6 million into an off budget account. legislatureséaw@Ñ want prosecuts to great. >> they cannot put money into a secret fund have it administered off the state books for the country district attorney association. that is almost criminal. >> cal fire spokesman saying it was posted on thef#[?t transparency pub web...
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, you're really going to notice the taxes. you're going full throttle. if you can't sell it, it doesn't much matter if the government is giving you tax breaks. >> charlie: some people have since the crash in 2008, you know, have said, well, businesses uncertain about the future. >> you hear this constantly. charlie: i'll mention regulations. they'll mention the economic picture. or they'll mention the fact that they develop certain efficiencies. >> sure. they're trying. but what i always answer to things like that, i'm running a small business myself. what we talk about is all the time is how much of our product can we sell. everything else is secondary. so the big uncertainty for years now since the economy fell off the table in the fall of 2008 is how much can i sell? that's a huge uncertainty. facing many many american businesses. >> charlie: do regulations make a difference? >> yeah, they do. they do. >> charlie: dodd frank put a crimp? does it impede business development? >> outside of finance, i think no. in the banking
, you're really going to notice the taxes. you're going full throttle. if you can't sell it, it doesn't much matter if the government is giving you tax breaks. >> charlie: some people have since the crash in 2008, you know, have said, well, businesses uncertain about the future. >> you hear this constantly. charlie: i'll mention regulations. they'll mention the economic picture. or they'll mention the fact that they develop certain efficiencies. >> sure. they're trying. but...
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tax hikes. i have three words for the gop on this one. please just say no. leave the cash in private hands so the economy can grow. don't let the government drain it for redistribution. here now howard dean and kate bailey hutchinson. is president obama worming out of this snink he's saying i want a third of the spending cuts and then i want to make it all up with tax revenues. did i hear that right or is there something else going on here? >> you heard it right. he said more tax increases and, you know, you come up with those budget cuts and i'll look at it. really, larry, it is just not moving at all. this is a time when the president should be sitting down every single day with the leaders of congress and saying where can we come together. but the republicans have got to take a stand and say no at shom point and every time they try to, it's the sky's falling, media and everyone saying we have to do something on sequester or the sky will fall. we have to do something on the debt ceiling or the
tax hikes. i have three words for the gop on this one. please just say no. leave the cash in private hands so the economy can grow. don't let the government drain it for redistribution. here now howard dean and kate bailey hutchinson. is president obama worming out of this snink he's saying i want a third of the spending cuts and then i want to make it all up with tax revenues. did i hear that right or is there something else going on here? >> you heard it right. he said more tax...
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jeopardy just because folks in washington couldn't come together to eliminate a few special interest tax loopholes. >> reporter: republicans dismissed the calls for more tax increases, and many argue the threat of the automatic spending cuts known as the sequester are the only way to force democrats to accept more spending cuts. but their leverage may be limited. >> i think we will have the sequester for a short period of time, probably until the first civilian employee of the government is furloughed, which might take about a week. and then, that pain may be enough to cause the people on capitol hill and the president to come to some sort of rational deal. >> reporter: the short-term budget fight comes as the medium-term outlook for federal red ink is improving. the congressional budget office figures the deficit will come in at $845 billion this year, the first deficit under $1 trillion since 2008. that's projected to fall to $430 billion in 2015; that's about 2.4% of g.d.p. but the public debt is projected to hit 77% of the economy by 2023. >> countries that find themselves with very
jeopardy just because folks in washington couldn't come together to eliminate a few special interest tax loopholes. >> reporter: republicans dismissed the calls for more tax increases, and many argue the threat of the automatic spending cuts known as the sequester are the only way to force democrats to accept more spending cuts. but their leverage may be limited. >> i think we will have the sequester for a short period of time, probably until the first civilian employee of the...
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i still believe we can finish the job with a balanced mix of spending cuts and more tax reform. the proposals that i put forward during the fiscal cliff negotiations, in discussions with speaker boehner and others, are still very much on the table. i just want to repeat, the deals that i put forward, the balanced approach of spending cuts and entitlement reform and tax reform i put forward or still on the table. i've offered sensible reforms to medicare and entitlements and my medicare proposals achieve the same amount of savings by the beginning of the next decade as the reforms proposed by the bipartisan bowles-simpson committee. these reforms would reduce our government's bill -- what's up, cameramen? come on, guys. they are breaking my flow all the time. these reforms would reduce the government's bills by reducing the cost of health care, not shifting all those costs onto middle class seniors or the working poor or children with disability but nevertheless achieving the kinds of savings we're looking for. but in order to achieve the full $4 trillion in deficit reductions is
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con artists steal identities in order to get tens of thousands of dollars in tax refunds. following a nationwide investigation, the irs has pinpointed 389 id theft suspects. 109 were arrested. last year, irs investigators prevented $20 billion in potential refund fraud by focusing on the high-risk cities of miami, new york, atlanta, san francisco, chicago and l.a. apple says it will consider a proposal about the future of its stock. the announcement came now that greenlight capital's hedge fund manager david einhorn is suing the tech giant. einhorn wants apple to use some of its $137 billion of cash on hand to prop up the stock price and distribute high-yielding preferred stock to shareholders. einhorn owns a million shares of apple, and his hedge fund is losing money with the stock falling from $705 in september to $392 today. hedge fund manager bill ackman has a fresh attack against herbalife. he sent a 40-page series of questions to the vitamin supplier with topics including compliance with california laws, phony retail customers, and earnings disclosure. herbalife had
con artists steal identities in order to get tens of thousands of dollars in tax refunds. following a nationwide investigation, the irs has pinpointed 389 id theft suspects. 109 were arrested. last year, irs investigators prevented $20 billion in potential refund fraud by focusing on the high-risk cities of miami, new york, atlanta, san francisco, chicago and l.a. apple says it will consider a proposal about the future of its stock. the announcement came now that greenlight capital's hedge fund...
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jeopardy just because folks in washington couldn't come together to eliminate a few special interest tax loopholes. >> reporter: republicans dismissed the calls for more tax increases, and many argue the threat of the automatic spending cuts known as the sequester are the only way to force democrats to accept more spending cuts. but their leverage may be limited. >> i think we will have the sequester for a short period of time, probably until the first civilian employee of the government is furloughed, which might take about a week. and then, that pain may be enough to cause the people on capitol hill and the president to come to some sort of rational deal. >> reporter: the short-term budget fight comes as the medium-term outlook for federal red ink is improving. the congressional budget office figures the deficit will come in at $845 billion this year, the first deficit under $1 trillion since 2008. that's projected to fall to $430 billion in 2015; that's about 2.4% of g.d.p. but the public debt is projected to hit 77% of the economy by 2023. >> countries that find themselves with very
jeopardy just because folks in washington couldn't come together to eliminate a few special interest tax loopholes. >> reporter: republicans dismissed the calls for more tax increases, and many argue the threat of the automatic spending cuts known as the sequester are the only way to force democrats to accept more spending cuts. but their leverage may be limited. >> i think we will have the sequester for a short period of time, probably until the first civilian employee of the...
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a 2% pay cut and taxes going up on upper brackets. there are other taxes put in place and the debt ceiling will be dealt with. that will be a big battle between entitlement cuts and raising the debt ceiling. i think all these issues will bear on the market when people are very enthusiastic about it. i think this market is vulnerable. >> interesting to date, with all the noise in the market, stocks have been able to put on pretty good ear plugs. >> that's often the case. you've been around long enough. sometimes the market sloughs off bad news until it doesn't. >> that's for sure. >> how about your earnings forecast? 100 bucks, less than many people on the street are expecting. how does that mesh with the fact you're coming off a pretty good earnings season. expectations have come down but two-thirds of the companies have beaten. >> two-thirds of companies have beaten but you look at a chart of expectations, they're coming down. earnings expectations are rolling over and performance is coming down. the s&p has been able to earn $25 or
a 2% pay cut and taxes going up on upper brackets. there are other taxes put in place and the debt ceiling will be dealt with. that will be a big battle between entitlement cuts and raising the debt ceiling. i think all these issues will bear on the market when people are very enthusiastic about it. i think this market is vulnerable. >> interesting to date, with all the noise in the market, stocks have been able to put on pretty good ear plugs. >> that's often the case. you've been...
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you cut benefits dramatically if you keep the taxes the same, something the u.s. has to figure out. he said sooner rather than later. talk about the budget cuts, liz, about to hit on march first, the sequester, you include that and the tax increases that it counts for a loss in gdp growth of one and a quarter percentage points, half because of the higher taxes, half because of the lower spending, and that translates to 1.5 to 2 # million fewer jobs. while decreases in spending, decreases in deficits in the beginning in the front end slow economic growth off the front, in the next ten years or so towards the back end of that, you see increased economic growth because you reduce the budget deficits. short term pain for long term gain. liz: rich, thank you very much. closing bell rings in 40 minutes. it's architecture frank gary would admire. microprocessor architecture in the sweet spot with revenue jumping 20% last quarter as well as the stock hitting a record high. should you invest in the very, very interesting company? coming up in a fox business exclusive, simon on what's in the
you cut benefits dramatically if you keep the taxes the same, something the u.s. has to figure out. he said sooner rather than later. talk about the budget cuts, liz, about to hit on march first, the sequester, you include that and the tax increases that it counts for a loss in gdp growth of one and a quarter percentage points, half because of the higher taxes, half because of the lower spending, and that translates to 1.5 to 2 # million fewer jobs. while decreases in spending, decreases in...
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if he decides to keep it he'll have to pay about $25,000 in taxes. but don't worry. he can certainly afford it. he's a free agent and expected to find a contract worth about $20 million. what a problem to have. anne-marie? >> ashley morrison here in new york. thank you, ashley. >>> well coming up on the "morning news," boy scout ranks. some struggle over the change in policy. this is the "cbs morning news." >> announcer: "moneywatch" sponsored by vagisil. count on it. it. [ male announcer ] here's a fun fact: this single scoop of gain gives more freshness than a whole box of this other stuff... and that much freshness is gonna take some getting used to... [ sniffing ] ahh. mmm! [ male announcer ] yep, it's amazing what a single scoop of gain freshness can do. get more freshness from gain or get your money back guaranteed. i gave birth to my daughter on may 18th, five days later, i had a massive heart attack. bayer aspirin was the first thing the emts gave me. now, i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an as
if he decides to keep it he'll have to pay about $25,000 in taxes. but don't worry. he can certainly afford it. he's a free agent and expected to find a contract worth about $20 million. what a problem to have. anne-marie? >> ashley morrison here in new york. thank you, ashley. >>> well coming up on the "morning news," boy scout ranks. some struggle over the change in policy. this is the "cbs morning news." >> announcer: "moneywatch" sponsored...
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low cost and tax efficient. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. >>> welcome back, everybody. do take a look at what's happening with the stock of zynga. it got an upgrade at bank of america to buy from underperform. as a result the stock is up by 5.5% today. they said, by the way, their research is proprietary for clients that don't have a whole lot more they can give us on that. as you can see the stock is definitely moving on the back of that "sky sports new." in the meantime, why don't we talk about what you can expect from the earnings of zynga, managing director here. what do we like to hear? >> the third quarter numbers are fine. they set the bar higher. fine in the fourth quarter. the question is what is the guidance going forward. the key q
low cost and tax efficient. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. >>> welcome back, everybody. do take a look at what's happening with the stock of zynga. it got an upgrade at bank of america to buy from underperform. as a...
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low cost and tax efficient. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. with multiple lacerations to the wing and a fractured beak. surgery was successful, but he will be in a cast until it is fully healed, possibly several months. so, if the duck isn't able to work, how will he pay for his living expenses? aflac. like his rent and car payments? aflac. what about gas and groceries? aflac. cell phone? aflac, but i doubt he'll be using his phone for quite a while cause like i said, he has a fractured beak. [ male announcer ] send the aflac duck a get-well card at getwellduck.com. >>> shares of toll brothers up 50% over the past year. the stocks fell today. did you buy the dip? or has the floor been taken out of the stock. murphy actually bought the stock tod
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on saturday, taxes and governor rick perry, an eagle scout, told reporters that he thought the band should stay. one sunday, president obama said on cbs that boys scouts should drop the ban, a decision is expected tomorrow. >> police are still searching for two suspects who they say brutally attacked an elderly woman born at home invasion in san jose. you are looking at a sketch of one of the suspects. they say it all started last friday night when a 75 year-old woman noticed that two men were outside tried to break into her daughter's car. the woman opened a home window and tried to scare the men away. that is when she was punched repeatedly in the face and kicked in her ribs. she suffered a fractured nose, two black eyes, and other injuries. >> later this morning we will hear from the san francisco forty-niners and their head coach jim harbaugh. the team came back home to the bay area yesterday afternoon. the niners will be giving interviews about the super bowl after their meeting at 9:00 a.m.. coach harbaugh is expected to speak more about the gang at his 11:00 a.m. press conference. w
on saturday, taxes and governor rick perry, an eagle scout, told reporters that he thought the band should stay. one sunday, president obama said on cbs that boys scouts should drop the ban, a decision is expected tomorrow. >> police are still searching for two suspects who they say brutally attacked an elderly woman born at home invasion in san jose. you are looking at a sketch of one of the suspects. they say it all started last friday night when a 75 year-old woman noticed that two men...
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finance ministry officials said last year's tax revenues excluding debt servicing costs surpassed spending by 434 million euros. that's about $590 million. the previous year's primary balance was in a deficit by about $4.7 billion. the surplus in the primary balance is a key milestone in greece's efforts to restore its fiscal health. but the greek public is largely unhappy with the government's measures. major labor unions across the country are calling for a general strike later this month. >>> u.s. justice department officials have demanded $5 billion in damages from standard & poor. they say the credit rating agency caused losses to investors by giving high scores to mortgage-backed securities. department officials said they filed the civil lawsuit against the credit rating agency. they claim the s&p knew the housing market was at risk in 2007. they say they inflated their ratings of loans and other financial products to avoid losing clients. >> s&p misled investors, including ma federally insured financial institutions, causing them to lose billions of dollars. this alleged conduct is
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we take no tax money. we don't want tax money. we have to be affordable in terms of bringing mail to cover the service. dennis: yeah, the phone system, take all the rural stuff and put it into a special company that specializes in the hard to deliver stuff. thank you for being here. good luck, a tough day for you, sir. >> thank you. cheryl: president obama is asking congress to delay the major spending cuts coming next month, but his offer, a short term package of limited spending cuts and potentially more tax hikes is not flying with republicans. joining me now, the former economic adviser, ceo of cke restaurants, andy, thank you for being here. what do you think the president ends up proposing here? do you think he's going to did out to the carried interest? is it going to go after high income earners, what do you expect? >> it's good to be here, cheryl, thank you. i think that everybody recognizes we have to reduce the deficit. the deficit is out of control. the only reason we've been able to sustain this level of deficit is be
we take no tax money. we don't want tax money. we have to be affordable in terms of bringing mail to cover the service. dennis: yeah, the phone system, take all the rural stuff and put it into a special company that specializes in the hard to deliver stuff. thank you for being here. good luck, a tough day for you, sir. >> thank you. cheryl: president obama is asking congress to delay the major spending cuts coming next month, but his offer, a short term package of limited spending cuts...
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tax reform. and continued -- what you need is the animal spirits of the u.s. economy to come back. i don't see evidence of that myself. i think the other guest on m me right now, hitting it on manned e's report. a goldy locks report in that things are fin for the moment. . the feds still involved and that great. the question is when do you get off. equities run up quite a bit in the last year and what half and i could see a slow down coming up. this january looks like the three three januarys at this point in time. i'm not overly apt mystic as well. i might have a slightly different take on things right now. >> mike sb is there one particular cells signal i should watch for right now. >> i don't know about the previous guest ten-year target, but i think what happen says if rates rice, especially caused by the bond market self and not the fed or other central banks around the world, that could choke off u.s. economic recovery quickly. the other issue is while jobs appear to be growing they don't appear to be growing at a rate that's going to provide that big aggressive move in the h
tax reform. and continued -- what you need is the animal spirits of the u.s. economy to come back. i don't see evidence of that myself. i think the other guest on m me right now, hitting it on manned e's report. a goldy locks report in that things are fin for the moment. . the feds still involved and that great. the question is when do you get off. equities run up quite a bit in the last year and what half and i could see a slow down coming up. this january looks like the three three januarys...
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that is the tax-free muni market until congress decides how they want to treat the tax exemption. until we clear that path i think it will be tough sledding until we get into the later spring and beginning of summer. liz: good to see you both. ryan detrick and kevin geddes thanks for coming on. david: i think it will be easy sleding next 24, to 48 hours. liz: we're still waiting. it is starting to come down. snow is falling outside the studio here in new york. 6th avenue freezeout. it is not sticking. it is expected to get worse as the storm travels up the northeast coast. find out just how bad right after the break. david: just how real is the housing recovery? hear why david stockman, ronald reagan's office of management and budget chief, says housing is going into a dive that will last for a full generation. he is going to be here to tell us why and how you can avoid getting caught in the financial downdraft. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ le annncer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor.
that is the tax-free muni market until congress decides how they want to treat the tax exemption. until we clear that path i think it will be tough sledding until we get into the later spring and beginning of summer. liz: good to see you both. ryan detrick and kevin geddes thanks for coming on. david: i think it will be easy sleding next 24, to 48 hours. liz: we're still waiting. it is starting to come down. snow is falling outside the studio here in new york. 6th avenue freezeout. it is not...
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we'll extend the payroll tax and take care of student loans. they were smaller things but things he was able to at least present -- he was able to project this is what i'm pushing for, i'm forcing congress to do this. congress had its own reasons for doing those two things but it gave the president an opportunity to take credit for making it happen. >> suarez: is this sped up public outreach also a fact that by some life he's only got a year to get these things done? >> everybody talks about the fact that the second you're sworn in for your second term you're already a lame duck, how many stories have we already seen about hillary clinton in 2016 and who the republican potential candidates are going to be in 2016? that's a part of it. but i do think this is a white house that recognizes the reality of a divided congress in this polarized environment. i was looking back at the vote to ban assault weapons in 1994. back then you had 46 republicans who supported that ban. that's a remarkable thing. in this day and age you get 46 republicans to supp
we'll extend the payroll tax and take care of student loans. they were smaller things but things he was able to at least present -- he was able to project this is what i'm pushing for, i'm forcing congress to do this. congress had its own reasons for doing those two things but it gave the president an opportunity to take credit for making it happen. >> suarez: is this sped up public outreach also a fact that by some life he's only got a year to get these things done? >> everybody...
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year due to the payroll tax coming back. so we do think that is going to hurt the consumer toward the end of the year and consumption makes up 71% of our economic growth. david: well, jeff, it is guessing game whether we're going into recession or not but no guessing game about europe. europe is in a recession. you think it will stay there for all of 2013 that is pretty bearish. why do you think so? >> well i think the market is happy right now because the market looks at two things. euro stronger relative to the dollar. that is a good sign the market is looking for. and our 10-year, spanish government bond yield is lower than they were two months ago or three months agop or six months ago. those conditions hold. crisis is over, right, david? wrong. when you look at actual data, credit, the credit to the private sector continues to contract and for me that is the heart of industry. and that means you're going to be recession. 2013. >> that is the outlook. if you believe, mark maybe in the next couple years we might see reces
year due to the payroll tax coming back. so we do think that is going to hurt the consumer toward the end of the year and consumption makes up 71% of our economic growth. david: well, jeff, it is guessing game whether we're going into recession or not but no guessing game about europe. europe is in a recession. you think it will stay there for all of 2013 that is pretty bearish. why do you think so? >> well i think the market is happy right now because the market looks at two things. euro...
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he's raised taxes. we will see what the result is, but, again, we have empirical evidence all over the place that it ends in disaster. charles: what's interesting is the golden age of california was revitalized with the tax revolt. you know, 79-80, and that brought back prosperity to them, and back full circle, again, doing these -- prop 30 is crazy. by the way, people think, oh, california, just taxing the rich. if you make more than $48,000, you pay 9%. that's crazy. that's e enormous. >> out of control. illinois has big, big problems. couldn't float debt this week because they were downgraded. if you want to see the future of this country? look at california, look at illinois. we are walking down that path. charles: gerri, you studied this stuff. false assumptions they make, when the money doesn't come in, what's the next move? >> here's what i think. places like california and illinois turn to the federal government and say, hey, taxpayer, hey american taxpayer, pony up because we can't pay our bill
he's raised taxes. we will see what the result is, but, again, we have empirical evidence all over the place that it ends in disaster. charles: what's interesting is the golden age of california was revitalized with the tax revolt. you know, 79-80, and that brought back prosperity to them, and back full circle, again, doing these -- prop 30 is crazy. by the way, people think, oh, california, just taxing the rich. if you make more than $48,000, you pay 9%. that's crazy. that's e enormous....
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and everybody's taxes already went up as of january 1, taxes may go up some more. from taxes to the market. the dow above 14,000 for the first time since 2007 friday afternoon. let's bring in nicole. it is not like it was going to hold at 14,000, now futures are down, how much are they down? nicole: you can see the down arrows, 69 points pulling back awfully 14,000 mark. traders are not surprised. we have run up so much so far so fast. coupled with great political uncertainty in europe, something there and having to watch. it is not surprising to see a little bit of a pullback and a very strong dollar. stuart: thank you very much, back in a second. the ravens return to baltimore this morning beating the 49er 49ers. super bowl xlvii, that was it. jones set a record at returning a kickoff 108 yards, and listen to this, alicia keys set another record last night for the longest national anthem in super bowl history. all this and at a rally causing the lights go out in the super bowl. giving bud light extra free ad time and gave themselves extra promos for their shows.
and everybody's taxes already went up as of january 1, taxes may go up some more. from taxes to the market. the dow above 14,000 for the first time since 2007 friday afternoon. let's bring in nicole. it is not like it was going to hold at 14,000, now futures are down, how much are they down? nicole: you can see the down arrows, 69 points pulling back awfully 14,000 mark. traders are not surprised. we have run up so much so far so fast. coupled with great political uncertainty in europe,...
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low cost and tax efficient. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your mon needs an ally. liz: as our own charlie gasparino has been reporting a deal to take computer-maker dell private could come as early as this week. now, one of the major players in the buyout could very well be tech giant microsoft, who will reportedly invest $2 billion. so what does microsoft want from dell? and what role would it play? with us, sid park, the analyst at mcadams, wright, reagan. he has been opinion this will
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we already know that because of payroll tax holidays eatio and the additional taxes applied to households, that will shave about 1.1% off the gdp. if we went into the sequester and allowed the $110 billion to be taken out of the economy as was its face value, that would be about another .7 of 1%. collectively about a 1.8% hit the gdp on an annualized basis. that leaves little margin of safety. so hopefully some effort to perhaps trim that sequester amount to something a little bit more reasonable. at least back end loaded, will enable the economy to muster some momentum. >> yet, mark, $77 billion of new cash, according to trim tabs, came into the market in january. would you be a contrarian with that or would you say strength? >> i think it's a little too soon to call it the great rotation that everybody's been anticipating. i think it's encouraging. i wouldn't necessarily be prepared to take a contrarian position on that, to say that now that means all the retail money has flocked in like lemmings equity prices after they already moved up substantially. i think we have a long way to go.
we already know that because of payroll tax holidays eatio and the additional taxes applied to households, that will shave about 1.1% off the gdp. if we went into the sequester and allowed the $110 billion to be taken out of the economy as was its face value, that would be about another .7 of 1%. collectively about a 1.8% hit the gdp on an annualized basis. that leaves little margin of safety. so hopefully some effort to perhaps trim that sequester amount to something a little bit more...
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low cost and tax efficient. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. connell: all right. so an interesting day in the market. stocks are down, as we've been talked about. it's been tough going in the bond market, we've also talked about investors concerned maybe they missed the run in equity, so we have an argument right now to be made for small cap stocks. dagen: chairman and ceo of asset management. good to see you. small caps are up more than your other market gauges. the russell 2000 chosed at a record on friday. why would you bet on an already-hot group of stocks? >> i guess we should quit then, huh? [laughter] i mean, the game's over. dagen: there are always options. >> no, there's many options. here's the thing. i don't believe in buying markets.
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we'll extend the payroll tax and take care of student loans. they were smaller things but things he was able to at least present -- he was able to project this is what i'm pushing for, i'm forcing congress to do this. congress had its own reasons for doing those two things but it gave the president an opportunity to take credit for making it happen. >> suarez: is this sped up public outreach also a fact that by some life he's only got a year to get these things done? >> everybody talks about the fact that the second you're sworn in for your second term you're already a lame duck how many stories have we already seen about hillary clinton in 2016 and who the republican potential candidates are going to be in 2016? that's a part of it. but i do think this is a white house that recognizes the reality of a divided congress in this polarized environment. i was looking back at the vote to ban assault weapons in 1994. back then you had 46 republicans who supported that ban. that's a remarkable thing. in this day and age you get 46 republicans to suppo
we'll extend the payroll tax and take care of student loans. they were smaller things but things he was able to at least present -- he was able to project this is what i'm pushing for, i'm forcing congress to do this. congress had its own reasons for doing those two things but it gave the president an opportunity to take credit for making it happen. >> suarez: is this sped up public outreach also a fact that by some life he's only got a year to get these things done? >> everybody...
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attributed the decline in part to new tax hikes and to automatic spending cuts scheduled to take effect in march. but it said those samfactors may also hold back economic growth. personal computer maker dell has announced it's going private. the company detailed a $24 billion buyout of stockholders today. it's the largest deal of its kind since the great recession. dell has been publicly traded for nearly 25 years. but sales have waned as consumers have shifted towards smartphones and tablets. britain took a major step today toward legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide. the house of commons voted more than 2-1 to legalize the practice. that's despite sharp divisions in the ruling conservate party. prime minister david cameron acknowledged the split, but supported the bill. >> i think it's delight gay people should be able to get married, too. this is yes about equality but it's also about making our society stronger. i know there are strong views on both sides of the aisle, i respect that, but i think this is an important step forward for our country. >> sreenivasan: the bill faces fu
attributed the decline in part to new tax hikes and to automatic spending cuts scheduled to take effect in march. but it said those samfactors may also hold back economic growth. personal computer maker dell has announced it's going private. the company detailed a $24 billion buyout of stockholders today. it's the largest deal of its kind since the great recession. dell has been publicly traded for nearly 25 years. but sales have waned as consumers have shifted towards smartphones and tablets....
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the new legislation would impose a sales tax on gas in place of virginia's current gas tax. and eliminate the sales tax increase mcdonnell had proposed. the amended bill scraps hundreds of millions of dollars in fee increases that mcdonnell wants. today is the deadline for legislation to win approval from either virginia's senate or house of delegates. >>> d.c. mayor, vincent gray is expected to make housing his top priority during his state of the district address later today. according to the "washington post," gray wants to use some of the projected $240 million budget surplus on affordable housing. in recent years, the city has only been able to keep rent down for low-income families. instead of building new housing options. he may also call for raises for city employees. his address something held at the 6th and i historic synagogue. >>> right now, d.c. police need your help to find this girl. let's have a look at her picture. take a good look. this is 6-year-old arianna burts, last seen thursday night in the 2000 block of e street northeast. police believe arianna may
the new legislation would impose a sales tax on gas in place of virginia's current gas tax. and eliminate the sales tax increase mcdonnell had proposed. the amended bill scraps hundreds of millions of dollars in fee increases that mcdonnell wants. today is the deadline for legislation to win approval from either virginia's senate or house of delegates. >>> d.c. mayor, vincent gray is expected to make housing his top priority during his state of the district address later today....
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california has such high prices, because we have the -- yes, second highest taxes on gas in the country. about 67 cents a gallon. that's driving it, by the way you in new york worse, 69 cents a gallon for tax. >> i think the cigarettes are more expensive here, too. your friend buying cigarettes should think twice he's probably wasting a whole lot of money he could be spending on his gas. thank you for keeping an eye on the numbers. if you are out there and you think all of the gas you are buying is expensive. it is. it turns out you are wasting a ton of it in traffic. i know you know that you spend time in traffic. but on average we have something that might surprise you. the gridlock is costing you an average of $818 a year. i said 818, that's more than the average amount people spend on christmas. but are you ready for this? the traffic that you are sitting in is a sign that the economy is improving. so you can be happy about that. christine romans is here with me. she's smiling, too. one of those good news bad news stories. on your personal economy, you always tell me your business i
california has such high prices, because we have the -- yes, second highest taxes on gas in the country. about 67 cents a gallon. that's driving it, by the way you in new york worse, 69 cents a gallon for tax. >> i think the cigarettes are more expensive here, too. your friend buying cigarettes should think twice he's probably wasting a whole lot of money he could be spending on his gas. thank you for keeping an eye on the numbers. if you are out there and you think all of the gas you are...
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what's happening year up and as well as any possible tax increases. >> do the traders have it right? let's bring in steve liesman. steve, you've had a listen to what the traders have to say. there was some data out this morning that suggests that that lousy gdp number wasn't great, wasn't as lousy. >> you know, my 99% agreement with the traders is going to take a serious statistical decline right now. i'm in bold disagreement with, first of all, josh saying if you don't follow the gdp numbers -- i think if you don't -- >> i said don't follow -- >> 70% of stock movement is on the macro call here. even more so than -- what is the beta out there? most stocks move together as a unit in sync with -- >> let me clarify. i agree with you. it's important to follow. what i'm saying is don't time bias and sells. >> i agree with that. >> china grew at 7% last year, the shanghai was down. greece had gdp shrink and the market was up 30%. how can we possibly say there's a statistical correlation to stock market -- >> you do want to be on the right side of the curve -- >> you want to be aware. >> mo
what's happening year up and as well as any possible tax increases. >> do the traders have it right? let's bring in steve liesman. steve, you've had a listen to what the traders have to say. there was some data out this morning that suggests that that lousy gdp number wasn't great, wasn't as lousy. >> you know, my 99% agreement with the traders is going to take a serious statistical decline right now. i'm in bold disagreement with, first of all, josh saying if you don't follow the...
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jeff: it is like a tax, not a levied tax. where is it worse, well, other than california, take a look, it is worse in the northeast. hurricane related stuff. the west a little bit better. i think wyoming is the only state below three dollars a gallon. >> we can say it is a tax on consumption. it really is not. it is a tax on the utility. it is bigger than you really think. jeff: i know you have to come to work. i know you have to take the kids around. i think you really ought to look into an electric car though. tracy: but then i cannot fit all those kids in there because they are so small. we will tie them to the roof. ashley: or send them on the bus. jeff flock at this cme, thank you so much. shedding some light on the super bowl power outage. it dated back all the way to october. tracy: the top-rated super bowl ad by budweiser. we will introduce to you clydesdale. ashley: let's take a look at the ten and 30 year treasuries. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split
jeff: it is like a tax, not a levied tax. where is it worse, well, other than california, take a look, it is worse in the northeast. hurricane related stuff. the west a little bit better. i think wyoming is the only state below three dollars a gallon. >> we can say it is a tax on consumption. it really is not. it is a tax on the utility. it is bigger than you really think. jeff: i know you have to come to work. i know you have to take the kids around. i think you really ought to look into...
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but he made it clear, it better include a bunch of new tax revenue. the president warning not doing this puts our economic recovery at risk. but there are a few questions all americans should be asking tonight. first, why a short-term budget? we have not had any budget for four years running. even though the law requires we have one as a country, isn't it high time we had a long-term budget plan? and that plan, of course, must finally address spending. the president himself has said we have kicked the can down the road on that front. and now we are at the end of the road. he's right. and addressing this issue begins and ends with the sober and realistic budget. house ways and means committee dave camp just told us a minute ago we must move forward on spending cuts and tax reform. he's proposing a plan to lower corporate rates. bottom line, bottom line must come together. if you want an idea of how far we are on the debt and deficit front, we've gone so far, just look at the congressional budget office report. it says our deficit for this year will onl
but he made it clear, it better include a bunch of new tax revenue. the president warning not doing this puts our economic recovery at risk. but there are a few questions all americans should be asking tonight. first, why a short-term budget? we have not had any budget for four years running. even though the law requires we have one as a country, isn't it high time we had a long-term budget plan? and that plan, of course, must finally address spending. the president himself has said we have...
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they're done talking about taxes. >> they say they're done. the president will say again he wants a package of spending cuts now and a bigger negotiation he wants more revenue or tax increases. this is the president's way. he's beginning his second term. last thing he wants is disruption in the economy in the psychology, financial markets to set his second term off when he thinks things are growing. how much is baked into the marks, if you will? do they expect the sequester, as more people in washington say it's -- let's listen to the president. >> good afternoon, everybody. i want to say a few words about the looming debt lines and decisions that we face on our budget and on our deficit. these are decisions that will have real and lasting impacts on the strength and pace of our recovery. economists and business leaders from across the spectrum have said that our economy is poised for progress in 2013. and we have seen signs of this progress over the last several weeks. home prices continue to climb. car sales that are a five-year high, manufa
they're done talking about taxes. >> they say they're done. the president will say again he wants a package of spending cuts now and a bigger negotiation he wants more revenue or tax increases. this is the president's way. he's beginning his second term. last thing he wants is disruption in the economy in the psychology, financial markets to set his second term off when he thinks things are growing. how much is baked into the marks, if you will? do they expect the sequester, as more...
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he wants tax increases and spending cuts. the tax issue is closed, says the republicans. dagen: thank you for that update. for more on the outlook and what the president will say this afternoon, we go to michael perrone. michael, good to see you. start with this cbo report. will it influence policy and what happens in washington and even the smallest way? >> the cbo is required to give a fictitious look forward at the budget numbers. it will be higher than projected unless other action is taken. the medicare doc fix, for example, will not go away. they have been voting in every year. you know, unless the president is calling for a tax increase or increased revenues, i think that is a nonstarter in not only the republican house, but in the democratic majority senate. dagen: any spending cuts that even the president may propose, washington is just nibbling around the edges, so to speak. at what time do you think lawmakers will have to act in terms of really writing our nation financially? >> well, i think, i think what we will see is congress stumbling. it is hard for me to
he wants tax increases and spending cuts. the tax issue is closed, says the republicans. dagen: thank you for that update. for more on the outlook and what the president will say this afternoon, we go to michael perrone. michael, good to see you. start with this cbo report. will it influence policy and what happens in washington and even the smallest way? >> the cbo is required to give a fictitious look forward at the budget numbers. it will be higher than projected unless other action is...